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Travis Hunter visibly upset on Colorado sideline amid close game with Baylor
Tempers may have cooled as Colorado has drawn even with Baylor in the third quarter. But two-way star Travis Hunter wasn’t playing his cards close to the chest for a bit on Saturday night.
With the Buffaloes trailing, 24-17, at the time and having not scored in the half to that point, Hunter was seen on the sideline taking off his helmet and appearing to want to slam it down. While he restrained himself from that as the Buffaloes sent the punt team out, he appeared to be pleading for answers as to why Colorado was calling the plays it had — with varying degrees of potential profanity.
“What are we doing?” Hunter said, apparently.
Hunter had six receptions for 126 yards as of the end of the third quarter. He also had a TFL while on defense.
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